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The National Site Licensing of Electronic Resources: An Institutional Perspective

Abstract
While academic libraries in most countries are struggling to negotiate with publishers and vendors individually or collaboratively via consortia, a few countries have experimented with a different model, national site licensing (NSL). Because NSL often involves government and large-scale collaboration, it has the potential to solve many problems in the complex licensing world. However, not many nations have adopted it. This study uses historical...
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Title
The National Site Licensing of Electronic Resources: An Institutional Perspective
Published Date
Jun 1, 2011
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